Preview the four maps above. Read the titles, headings, map key, dates and general boundary shifts.
1. Describe two major differences from Map 1 to Map 2. One major difference between map 1 and map 2 is that map one shows Native American Tribe Settlements before the 1500's and map 2 shows two things which is that the colonial period was in 1775 and the United States Government started from 1790-1920.
2. Describe three major differences from Map 2 to Map 4.
Three differences in map 2 and map 4 is that in map 4 the Gadsden Purchase of 1853 occured. In map 2 there are all different territories but in map 4 there is only the Missouri territory is shown which is half of the United States.
3. List several Native American tribes that were affected by the United States Government expanding into the Territory Northwest of the Ohio R (River) in 1787.
The Cherokee and the Shawnee.
4. List several Native American tribes that were affected by the US expanding as a result of the US buying the Louisiana Purchase from the French in 1803. The Tribes are the Crow, Shoshone, Cheyenne, Pawnee, and Ute.
5.In the upcoming lesson, you’ll explore the major differences between Native Americans’ and Settlers’ ideas about land, and what happened when these two groups wanted to live in the same area. Using prior knowledge and the maps above, infer what will happen when these two groups wanted to live in the same areas.
If the two groups wanted to live in the same areas then they two groups would have to share land.
Directions: Use this document to record all of your work. For the items in red below, first, you must complete the task as directed in the Lesson (for example, take the quiz) then, go to review my work
copy and paste your work in the correct sections below. When you are finished with the entire lesson, print this document; however, be sure to save the document as you work.
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Slide 4:
Notes: Describe what conflicts you think would arise if settlers moved into this land.
There would be lack of resources because the settlers would use them for themselves, and there would be no space because of the population of both settlers and Native Americans. Lastly the Natives would not have freedom and settlers would take them all over.
Slide 5: Notes: How do you think the painting "American Progress" by John Gast tells the story of what happened when the settlers moved into the Great Plains?
It tells the story by showing herds or animals and Indians run away from their home land and the angel with the string wire leads them across the Great Plains to settle down and to start living their life.
Slide 6:
Results for Multiple-choice Quiz:
C. Native Americans generally moved each season depending on how the land met their needs.
A. They could work for themselves and earn their own money.
C. To take control of all land between the East and West Coasts.
Slide 7:
Notes: Write at least one way in which Native Americans and settlers viewed the land differently.
Most Native Americans and Settlers saw land as something to respect and care about. Some Settlers changed the land and made it their own.
Slide 8 (one of two tasks)
Notes: Choose two words from the vocabulary list and write a new sentence for each word.
The Native Americans coexisted with each other and lived in harmony.
The Settlers changed their land that was favorable to them.
Slide 8 (two of two tasks)
Results for Match It!:
1.The settlers believed it was their Manifest Destiny to own land across the entire CONTINENT.
2.The settlers and Native Americans had very different PERSPECTIVES on what land was for and who could use it.
3.These differences made it almost impossible for settlers and Native Americans to COEXIST on the same land.
4.Settlers insisted on having OWNERSHIP of the land they lived on.
5.Settlers TRANSFORMED the land by damming rivers, clearing forests, and stripping prairie grass.
6.Native Americans were pushed aside onto RESERVATIONS by the federal government.
Slide 9: Compare It!
Results for Conflict Over Western Lands.
Native American Beliefs
· People should coexist with each other
· Land should be respected
· People should appreciate nature and preserve it
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American Settlers Beliefs
· People should use land to their own benefit
· Land should be owned
· People should do what they want with nature as long as you are benefiting from it
Conflict Over Western Lands
Final Assignment:
I am a Native American and settlers are moving into my people’s home land. I mean we have about 16,000,000 acres of land but we can’t share it with the settlers because we need it for our homes and food. I really do not like how the settlers are moving in because if they do they will take all our resources and we will have to give them all our land and they will do what they want and in their perspective they’ll ruin this land for both us and them. The settlers have no resource and if they did move in we would have to move if they take all the land and then we would have to transform land into farms and towns for our people. We would care about our ownership because we could make our own money for ourselves and the settlers would have nothing.
Preview the four maps above. Read the titles, headings, map key, dates and general boundary shifts.
1. Describe two major differences from Map 1 to Map 2.
One major difference between map 1 and map 2 is that map one shows Native American Tribe Settlements before the 1500's and map 2 shows two things which is that the colonial period was in 1775 and the United States Government started from 1790-1920.
2. Describe three major differences from Map 2 to Map 4.
Three differences in map 2 and map 4 is that in map 4 the Gadsden Purchase of 1853 occured. In map 2 there are all different territories but in map 4 there is only the Missouri territory is shown which is half of the United States.
3. List several Native American tribes that were affected by the United States Government expanding into the Territory Northwest of the Ohio R (River) in 1787.
The Cherokee and the Shawnee.
4. List several Native American tribes that were affected by the US expanding as a result of the US buying the Louisiana Purchase from the French in 1803.
The Tribes are the Crow, Shoshone, Cheyenne, Pawnee, and Ute.
5.In the upcoming lesson, you’ll explore the major differences between Native Americans’ and Settlers’ ideas about land, and what happened when these two groups wanted to live in the same area. Using prior knowledge and the maps above, infer what will happen when these two groups wanted to live in the same areas.
If the two groups wanted to live in the same areas then they two groups would have to share land.
STUDENT NAME: Faiza Moughal
Date: 4/3/11
Conflict Over Western Lands
Self-Paced Lesson PortfolioDirections: Use this document to record all of your work. For the items in red below, first, you must complete the task as directed in the Lesson (for example, take the quiz) then, go to review my work
copy and paste your work in the correct sections below. When you are finished with the entire lesson, print this document; however, be sure to save the document as you work.
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Slide 4:
Notes: Describe what conflicts you think would arise if settlers moved into this land.
There would be lack of resources because the settlers would use them for themselves, and there would be no space because of the population of both settlers and Native Americans. Lastly the Natives would not have freedom and settlers would take them all over.
Slide 5:
Notes: How do you think the painting "American Progress" by John Gast tells the story of what happened when the settlers moved into the Great Plains?
It tells the story by showing herds or animals and Indians run away from their home land and the angel with the string wire leads them across the Great Plains to settle down and to start living their life.
Slide 6:
Results for Multiple-choice Quiz:
Slide 7:
Notes: Write at least one way in which Native Americans and settlers viewed the land differently.
Most Native Americans and Settlers saw land as something to respect and care about. Some Settlers changed the land and made it their own.
Slide 8 (one of two tasks)
Notes: Choose two words from the vocabulary list and write a new sentence for each word.
The Native Americans coexisted with each other and lived in harmony.
The Settlers changed their land that was favorable to them.
Slide 8 (two of two tasks)
Results for Match It!:
1. The settlers believed it was their Manifest Destiny to own land across the entire CONTINENT.
2. The settlers and Native Americans had very different PERSPECTIVES on what land was for and who could use it.
3. These differences made it almost impossible for settlers and Native Americans to COEXIST on the same land.
4. Settlers insisted on having OWNERSHIP of the land they lived on.
5. Settlers TRANSFORMED the land by damming rivers, clearing forests, and stripping prairie grass.
6. Native Americans were pushed aside onto RESERVATIONS by the federal government.
Slide 9: Compare It!
Results for Conflict Over Western Lands.
Native American Beliefs
· People should coexist with each other
· Land should be respected
· People should appreciate nature and preserve it
·
American Settlers Beliefs
· People should use land to their own benefit
· Land should be owned
· People should do what they want with nature as long as you are benefiting from it
Conflict Over Western Lands
Final Assignment:
I am a Native American and settlers are moving into my people’s home land. I mean we have about 16,000,000 acres of land but we can’t share it with the settlers because we need it for our homes and food. I really do not like how the settlers are moving in because if they do they will take all our resources and we will have to give them all our land and they will do what they want and in their perspective they’ll ruin this land for both us and them. The settlers have no resource and if they did move in we would have to move if they take all the land and then we would have to transform land into farms and towns for our people. We would care about our ownership because we could make our own money for ourselves and the settlers would have nothing.